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The universally hated JEE can do distributed transactions by default. Yes, with pitfalls, but it can. (It is usually hated by devs who have never used it proper
by sz4kerto 10y ago
The universally hated JEE can do distributed transactions by default. Yes, with pitfalls, but it can. (It is usually hated by devs who have never used it properly.)
- jamesblonde 10y agoThe problem with JEE is when you leave Java Transactions - i.e., interact with some external system as part of a transaction. Then there is no way around writing the transaction compensation/recovery/reconciliation logic to handle partial failures. On the other point, I agree that JEE is unfairly maligned. We build a modern AngularJS/Material frontend on a JavaEE 7 backend and get all the benefits of a scalable, secure enterprise platform from Java EE.